Causal Inference
G-computation, inverse probability weighting, and mediation analysis for policy-relevant causal questions in epidemiology.
Learn more →Juwel Rana is an epidemiologist and doctoral candidate at McGill University, Canada, specializing in causal inference and environmental epidemiology, with applied research in Canada, Bangladesh, and South Asia. He founded the South Asian Institute for Social Transformation (SAIST), Dhaka (2010), and leads its flagship the Bangladesh Longitudinal Child-Adolescent Development, Education, and Environment Study (BLADES) cohort (2021), involving ~2,500 households.
G-computation, inverse probability weighting, and mediation analysis for policy-relevant causal questions in epidemiology.
Learn more →BKMR, WQS, and novel methods for multi-exposure chemical mixture effects on health outcomes.
Learn more →Air pollution, chemical stressors, and their impacts on maternal–child health and non-communicable diseases.
Learn more →Evaluating policies and programs with an environmental justice lens — equitable burdens and benefits of environmental risks — alongside applied work on childhood development, birth outcomes, and child mortality in low-resource South Asian settings.
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